Otto the autopilot now resides in Jerry Zucker's garage.

Deliberate joke, but not one everyone immediately picks up on: Throughout the entire movie when the outside of the plane is shown the sound heard is one of a propeller driven aircraft, yet the one pictured is a jet.

One of the jobs in the end credits is magic consultant.

At the end, the plane hits a radio station antenna. The radio station is WZAZ. That's because this was a Zucker Abrams Zucker movie.

After the end credits, there is a scene where you see the taxi cab, still waiting at the airport.

The Zuckers' mother makes a cameo as the woman in the lavatory who is trying to put on makeup as the plane gets jolted around. Submitted by wizard_of_gore

Towards the end of the credits, there is a paragraph that states something like, "This film may not be copyrighted in any way without written permission. SO THERE."

Charles Dickens' name and his book "A Tale Of Two Cities" appears in the end credits.

Director Jim Abrahams has two roles in this movie. The first role was that of the bicycle rider that yells back at Kramer after Kramer hits him on the road. He also plays a role as a solicitor at the airport. He is the one who pauses after seeing how Kramer is treating the other solictors. Submitted by Paul Pepiton